The storyline, called Central Co-ordination, is linked with insights from six power system models and two appraisal techniques.
For an illuminating review of these developments that links insights of Aristotle and Kant to the unconscious cognitive work done by our evolved system of "affective attunement", see Railton 2014.
The benefits were only seen when tDCS dampened down activity in the left anterior temporal lobe, which is associated with conceptual processing, labels and categorising, and stimulated activity in the right anterior temporal lobe, linked to insight and novel meaning.
For self-reflectiveness a significant negative correlation was found for this group, suggesting that the capacity to reflect on anomalous experiences is linked to insight of illness.
Lysaker et al. (2011) [ 18], for instance, suggested that metacognitive abilities, rated by the Metacognition Assessment Scale [ 19], may be linked to insight in individuals with schizophrenia independent of concurrent impairments in neurocognition.
But importantly, we want these extra funds to be put to work in linking the insights of the physical and life sciences to those of the social science, arts and humanities.
We also link the insights from our findings to implications for stewardship theory, signalling theory and broader CSR perspectives.
To examine the impact of increased utilization, it would be interesting to link our insights to other utility measures and clinical data, such as quality of life, health status, and well-being of patients.
She was an intellectual engaged in the rough old world of politics – not always a happy union – capable of great strategic insight, linked to a formidable organising talent.
The sensemaking and storytelling step of the IETF process is closely linked to the insight objectives (Konno et al. 2014), and the iteration of the analytical process is the key in identifying programmatic and messaging opportunities to activate action plans (Card et al. 1999).
